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Here is my Vintage SG a like. Bought for a Stereophonics tribute before lockdown. We managed one gig, then lockdown and ultimately I left. It's a great guitar which I had properly set up. Trem actually works quite well. Great neck Very few marks, one of two, I did play it quite a lot during lockdown. I have several Vintage guitars but am about to order a Vintage V51 bass, so I've decided to let this one go. I can ship, in the UK if needed (I'd rather not, I'd rather meet up and make sure you're happy) Comes in a vintage gig bag
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what's a Lionel please? Is this another Mustang that I'll have to go and buy
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Another +1 for the Ahdown RM500 EVO II. Great tones, lightweight I also picked up an almost new RM 4 x10 for £100 on ebay. Only weighs 20kg. I was using a Mark Bass club 1x15 cab. Very good and portable but sometimes lacked on big stages if I couldn't place it near a wall (rear ported) You can get easily sorted for not much money Ashdown service is second to none. I wish I had gone to Ashdown sooner. There is a post above saying to avoid the Ampeg PF500. I disagree. They did have a reliability issue (first one died on its first gig) but the second one did 6 years of hard gigging, sounded fab and never missed a beat
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My ‘Only 1 Bass for 3 Months’ Challenge
police squad replied to Chiliwailer's topic in General Discussion
I remember only having one bass. Terrible terrible times but I had no money. Needs must etc I still have that bass and a few others but I only ever play my JMJ mustang now -
One of our stock phrases in the re-chroming of old things, 'look good painted!' We mainly plated new things. Did a lot of Hi-Fi trims for a company called Musical Fidelity in the late 90s. All polished and gold plated brass, looked lovely We also did quite a bit of restoration work, cars, motorbikes etc. It was very labour intensive to get the base material ready for the plating process, removing all the rust/corrosion pitting was a skilled job. I did a lot of this. We closed it down as it needed too much investment. Water treatment plant was expensive, everything was expensive and the chemicals, many of which were carconogenic
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just buy a black one I used to run a plating shop and unless you're mates with someone there, it'll cost than it's worth
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Fender Precision Special for sale / trade
police squad replied to Peter_Ravenhill98's topic in Basses For Sale
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my 73 P bass. I bought it in 1990 for Denmark Street (Rokas I think) Had it set up and played it on thousnads of gigs over the years. Still got it 33 years on I never tire of posting a few pictures of it
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Is a new mass-produced bass ever worth more than £1500
police squad replied to Beedster's topic in General Discussion
it is mad. I have bought a new mustang JMJ and thought £1099 for a mexican bass was ridiculous. But I used 9 months interest free credit so it didnt eat all my capital in the bank. I bought my Brian May guitar the same way. Luckily I have no serious gas these days (not for basses anyway. I have exactly what I need now and what I like) There's a hot pink Brian May coming out soon though. Even they are pushing 900 quid now -
Good luck to Marshall. That's what I think. I have a late 70s 50 watt master volume head, signed by Jim. It cost me 250 quid 20 years ago. I no longer use it because my former bandmate designed and built me some amps that sounded similar but had more modern features. Marshall stacks still look cool to me
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nice chunky neck on these. It's the only bass I've played that has the same neck profile as my '73 precision Good choice Lozz
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I bought this just over 10 years ago, took it to one gig and didn't bother playing it as it was too much hassle It was a nicely made instrument, a bit heavy but I was younger and could handle it. It's Dean of some description
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yep back pain is a problem these days. I think you're acceptance of using something lighter (and shorter in this case) is the key. You'll love the JMJ. I did just this a couple of years ago. I have shoulder problems too, and with my shoulders not so open, it hurts a lot less on gigs. I still love my P basses but for a long gig, Mustang. Short and light I take it you bought a black one
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i used a stereo jack to jack at first but it did fall out a few times. So I looped it through my belt. Now I use a stereo jack to XLR that was made by @Chienmortbb
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ah, very nice, wasnt sure. I should have asked him but we left before the end
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And is it's player part of the BC community and yes, it's very good for metal Cherry Bomb the are called
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Just so you don't forget some of the other colours The blue one belongs to my wife
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my 80s duo is called, Miami Vice my 80s band..............Miami Vice Reloaded blues rock band, plays once a year....The Tony Johnson Band and it would appear The Policed
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It's a lot better this morning. 2 gigs (sitting for some of them) and some ibuprofen and I seem fairly ok sat here, just got out of bed, no tablets and not too bad. Hopefully I've turned the corner now
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Squier CV 50s bass (tele shaped headstock) opinions please
police squad replied to police squad's topic in Bass Guitars
I'll try that too